Tinubu, Nigeria and the fuel subsidy albatross
By Temitope Ajayi The removal of fuel subsidy and the convergence of the foreign exchange markets, the two major policy objectives President Bola Tinubu has committed himself to since assuming…
On Bosun’s ministerial nomination and the ideals of being progressives | Babajide FADOJU
Hopefully this is my last on this matter as per Bosun’s ministerial nomination … If we say we trust Asiwaju and his judgement on governing Nigeria, do we think he…
What is government doing about fixing refineries?
By Temitope Ajayi A pattern has emerged in the arguments many of the partisan and ideological critics routinely make on television stations. There is this tendency to always muddle up…
For Cash Transfers
By Kayode Komolafe It is certainly a measure of the gross inequality that defines the unjust Nigerian system that some members of the elite cannot imagine what N8,000 could do…
Joblessness, idleness and feigned piety
Owei Lakemfa The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Kolapo Sulu-Gambari, as a former Justice of the Court of Appeal, ought to know that Nigeria is a secular country. As a…
Re: Lagos, Centre of Excess | Gbenga Omotoso
Sonala Olumhense’s June 25 article published in Sunday PUNCH with the above headline makes interesting read but it is wide off the mark in its assessment of Lagos. It was…
Tinubu: One Month of Pragmatic Solutions, Edifying Actions
By Tunde Rahman It's now one month that Asíwájú Bola Tinubu has mounted the saddle as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. One month in office may be…
Fashola: Celebrating a Political Outlier at 60| OLATUNJI Oke
Turning 60 is a significant and special milestone in the life of any mortal. Depending on the celebrator, a gaudy or godly celebration is permissible to mark the occasion. Former U.S. President Barack Obama turned 60 in…
The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation: Galvanising Elite Consensus in the Civil Service for Nigeria’s Growth-Based FutureBy Vershima Orvell-Dio
On October 13 2022, this writer was a lead discussant at a book session in Abuja. The book’s title for discussion that day was Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries…
The journey of the surulere boy | Ayekooto Akindele
Speaker Gbaja….. Surulere was in need of a deliverer who will help them to advocate at the Center. Therefore in 2003, they all agreed to send Femi Gbajabiamila to Abuja…
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